Esha Chhabra

Founded 14 years ago at a farmer’s market, That's It Nutrition has grown into a nationally distributed brand, bringing in more than $100M in annual revenue.

Worsening housing affordability in the Czech Republic reflects a structural imbalance between supply and demand, where income-driven demand has persistently outpaced construction capacity constrained by slow permitting processes and municipal fragmentation. Using a structural vector autoregression (SVAR) framework, this paper quantifies the contributions of demand, supply, and monetary shocks to movements in Czech house prices. The findings show that while monetary policy can moderate cyclical pressures, achieving sustainable affordability requires structural reforms that address rigidities in the construction sector, scale affordable housing development, and modernize property taxation.

Branch Basics, the clean home care brand, spent over a decade building a loyal online following. Then landed on Target shelves last year and sold out of product. Here's how.

Carve Design founders started their apparel brand more than 20 years ago. They've weathered every storm, and did it all without massive fundraises, even beating out fast fashion giants.

The Goods Mart is redefining the convenience store with curated, better-for-you products, no pay-to-play shelf fees and everything personally tasted.

Free artificial intelligence training for small businesses is now available nationwide, and new AI tools built specifically for smaller companies launched this month.

Jake Miller had a front-row seat to watch specialty coffee take off. Before earning his MBA from Stanford, he worked at Caribou Coffee, then a chain of 400 cafes across the Midwest.

Gary Vaynerchuk , the entrepreneur and social media marketing veteran behind VaynerX , is not one to understate things.

The numbers tell a striking story. The at-home matcha market has grown from roughly $130 million in 2023 to an estimated $200 million in 2025, according

Shea McGee transformed her interior design passion into a sprawling lifestyle empire, Studio McGee and McGee & Co., encompassing home furnishings, a Netflix show, and a new cookbook. Unlike many venture-backed DTC brands, McGee adopted a fiscally responsible, bootstrapped growth model, taking minimal outside investment. She strategically stepped away from her Netflix series to regain creative control and is now embracing "analogue" ventures, including a cookbook and opening physical retail stores. McGee also prioritizes authentic community on platforms like Substack over noisy social media. While experimenting with AI for operations, she emphasizes its current limitations for finished design work, acknowledging that business challenges are constant and ever-evolving.